In Kazakhstan, the “Green Corridor” mechanism is used to fast-track and prioritize the delivery of public services for investment projects. The functionality is implemented within the “e-Licensing” information system and is used in interactions between investors and government agencies. The solution was launched on June 7, 2025.

The mechanism applies to investment projects that meet the established criteria, including investment volume parameters. The full list of criteria is available in the Rules for the organization of the “one-stop shop” for investors.

It enables public services to be obtained within shorter timeframes through the priority review of applications by government agencies.

The approach is implemented digitally through the “e-Licensing” platform and forms part of the state policy to enhance the investment climate and implement the one-stop shop principle for investors.

The mechanism covers more than 400 public services in the “e-Licensing” system. Following the assignment of “Green Corridor” participant status to an investment project, applications are considered on a priority and accelerated basis, with the investor application submission process remaining unchanged.

"The implementation of the “Green Corridor” mechanism is part of a systematic effort to create a comfortable and investor-friendly investment climate. It makes it possible to consolidate project support and embed the one-stop shop principle within digital public services. To date, more than 4.700 public services have been delivered under the mechanism via the elicense.kz platform” said Aigerim Yerlan, Deputy Chairperson of the Public Services Committee under the Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The system features a dedicated visual indicator for government agencies. In the list of applications, a marker confirming “Green Corridor” participant status is displayed next to the applicant’s identification code number. This allows such applications to be promptly identified during the review process.

The support of investment projects based on the one-stop shop principle is provided via the National Digital Investment Platform (NDIP). The use of the NDIP in combination with the “Green Corridor” functionality ensures end-to-end digital support for investment projects. This helps establish a unified and predictable review process for such project-related applications within existing public services.